Black-Scholes: Pricing Options and Decisions

Wall Street’s biggest edge isn't luck, it is a mathematical formula that prices the future.

It’s called the Black-Scholes model, and it dictates the value of options. Think of a Call

option as betting a stock like Amazon goes to the moon, while a Put option is your insurance

policy if the market crashes. But this isn't just for day traders. Smart CEOs use Real

Options to decide if they should build a factory or abandon a sinking ship. They literally calculate

the value of waiting versus acting now. Master this, and you stop guessing about money and

start engineering it.